Patient's question:
Why isn't my body temperature rising! It hasn't risen in the past 2 months! I used an ovulation test at home and found that I ovulated on the 5th. So why hasn't my temperature risen in the last 2 days? (I haven't taken any ovulation-stimulating medication, it's a natural cycle) First follow-up question: It seems there's no discomfort! It's just the same as usual.Doctor's answer:
Women who measure their basal body temperature can determine early pregnancy. A woman's normal basal body temperature follows a biphasic curve, meaning it is lower before ovulation and rises after ovulation. If the menstrual period does not arrive on time, the temperature remains elevated and does not drop, staying above 18 days, indicating pregnancy.